Adorable Vintage Event Camper or Food Truck
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This adorable camper that has been updated to serve refreshments at events just showed up on one of the Facebook Garage Sale sites I follow.
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Adorable Vintage Camper
Adorable camper that will need a little TLC but is in decent shape. These pictures were taken about 2 years ago and we have not used it since.
Doesn’t have a title but do have bill of sale, I have owned it for about 5 years now.
I found an earlier post for the same camper on WNC’s All Things Wedding group.
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1970 Travel Lite Vintage Camper
Super cute vintage camper to use for events, parties or to turn into food truck
We used it for a few weddings, New Year’s Eve event and parties.
Its late 60’s or early 70s.
Does need a little TLC
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I don’t know who did the work, but the camper is adorable!
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They turned it into a sort of food truck by cutting a wide window in one side.
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The serving window is finished with stained natural wood.
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There is a counter that is wide enough to work and serve from.
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Rustic pendants hang on either side of the counter.
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Here is the counter from the inside. Basic, but practical. Deep enough, but not in the way.
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The inside is simple and practical. The floor, trim, surfaces and this bench are in medium dark stained wood. It makes the white really pop!
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There are shelves for practical open storage.
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There is additional space under the bench if it’s needed.
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The bench is where the ceiling is lowest.
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Cute cafe lights add extra lighting when it’s needed.
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The door is on the opposite side of the camper from the serving counter.
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The straight walls are finished in beadboard.
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Beadboard was common in farm houses built before the 1940s. I love it. I finished the attic of my log cabin with beadboard.
Project: Turning the Attic into a Playroom
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This is what you see from outside over the counter.
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And the window can be closed when you need to.
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It is just adorable. They did such a great job!
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